The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
A. H. Comstock came up from
Omaha Sunday to take a bath and get
drink of mineral water.

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drink of mineral water.
d. E: Duggan, of Sioux City, came
in on Thursday mornings coach and
put up at the Minnekahta.
| j. G. Meade, w. M. Knowlton. and
Fred Anthony and wife, of Buffalo Gap
spent Sunday at the Springs.
George S. Brown from Davis City.
Neb. was at the Springs during the
week and put up at the Ferguson.
Mrs. Leander Gerard and daughter.
of Columbus, Neb., are among this
weeks arrivals as the Minnekahta.
DR. and Mrs. Stanley and son, JIM
mic visited a few days this week with
j. a. Stanley and wife at Hermosa.
Attorney Fowler, wife and baby
came down from Rapid City Friday
and rccreatca at the Springs a few days.
9. W. Day, of New York. arrived at
the Springs on Monday aud is the guest
of mine host of the Hotel MinneEahta.
+. ID. Mcconnell. of Minneapolis.
and s. G. Dunn, of Council Bluffs, were
Saturday arrivals at the Minnekahta.
j. j. Graft is down from the Sam
Mine, to test the efficacy of the Hot
| Springs water. registers at the Fergu-
son.
M. Flanagan and Sanford Pauler
came over from Oeliiclis Thursday
of last week and booked at the Minne-
sahta.
Mrs. +. II. Croker left for Rapid
City Tuesday morning where Mr..
aud Mrs. Crooher will reside during the
winter.
John Crane left ON Wednesday for
his old home in West Virginia, where
he will attend school during the coming
winter.
j. w. Tuthill, of Rapid, and S. w.
Houghton, OF Deadwood. came over OIL
the coach Friday night and roasted at
the Hot Water house.
Mrs. r. G. Lake and children. of
Rapid City. arrived at The Minnckahta
| House Tuesday, and will remain at the
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S. P. Van Nice, of the supply depart
ment of the G. a. N. w. railroad.
with headquarters at Chicago. arrived
in the city Friday last.
ls. p. Sheldon came up from Omaha
last week to see the new but notorious
summer resort and test the medicinal
| powers OF the mineral waters.
Col. J. w 7ollars being in command
at the Minnckahta. and John Burk be-
/ ing his clerk and aid de camp. what's
the matter with calling him Major?
Mr. and Miss Boyd and Miss Nellie
Cole returned to their respective homes
in Rapid City and Stursis on Monday
last after a pleasant sojourn OF two
weeks at The Springs.
Frank Denotll and family struck
their tents on Monday last and quietly
departed for their home in Dealwool
after protracted season of camp life
on Warm brook. above town.
Conductor II. A. Cox, Of Chadrcn.
is again recreatins 1.-THE Springs. Mr..
Cox shows commenaable judgement
in selecting the Springs as the place
at which to spend his vacations.
Lieutenant Hare left for Fort Meade
Monday morning. During his brief
soiourn of a week or so at the Springs
he has been entirely cured of IL severe
attack Of rheumatism. Tally one
more for the Hot Springs of Dakota.
Judge u d. Norton and s. E. Will
son ret,srned home from their trip to
peadwood and seem highly pleased
with the stragetic ability of the people
in utilizing such small space of
ground forso many buildings. Both
are vet a little cross-eycd from gazing
at the metropolis.
Hon. S. G. Judd and wife. accom-
panied by DR.. Roberts. departed for
Chicago on Monday last. MIR. Judd
was slowly improving and we are
satisfied that his complete restoration
to health would have been effected in
a few months had he remained at the
Springs. as the improvement in his
condition since his arrival has been the
subject of remark. but, owing to his
extremely feeble and emaciated con-
dition. it was necessarily very slow.
Pressing business interests demanded
his immediate attention, hence his
sudden departure.
| A. II. Jackman. wife and four chill
dren. of Crawford, Ncb., drove across
the country from that place last week,
arriving here Sunday noon, and are
camping in Il picturesque and quiet
little nook on Cold brook. In spite of
| the damp, chilly weather of the past few
days, they are enjoying the free and
easy camp life, and will endeavor to
intice several of their Crawford friends
here to join them. Mr.. Jackman and
family are i'll much pleased with the
Springs, and will hereafter make yearly
pilgrimages to this Mecca of health and
pleasure seekers.
A. NJ. Miller. d. J. Lehr. Clark Odds,
l.. l.. Maxtield, B. +. Jones. and Mr..
Thompson accompanied by their fami-
lies. Mrs. Hammond. Miss Martin and
Messrs. Martial Goots, j. w. Hamilton
and f. b. Adams, all Of Hemlngford,
Ncb.. arrived at the Springs on Thurs
day last after few days travel across
the country by private conveyance.
They visited many points of interest
in this vicinity. including Wind Cave,
which they explored to a debth of
several hundred feet and brought out
many handsome specimens. They
were very favorabfy impressed with
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